Donald Trump Called on China to purchase oil from the United States and Venezuela during the interview
Svmuu News: On April 13, Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Guo Jiakun presided over a regular press conference. A reporter asked about Donald Trump’s call during an interview for China to purchase oil from the United States and Venezuela.Guo Jiakun stated that regarding the issue of oil purchases, China is willing to work with all parties to jointly safeguard global energy security and the stability of production and supply chains. However, to fundamentally resolve the issue, the first step should be to promote the restoration of peace and stability in the Gulf and the Middle East.Venezuela is a sovereign state that possesses full and permanent sovereignty over its natural resources and all economic activities. It has the right to independently choose its partners, and other countries have no right to interfere. (Ministry of Foreign Affairs)
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